Tools that honor the Output M Domain environment will generate output datasets with the specified measure domain (m-domain).
Usage notes
- Unlike x,y and z-domains, the m-domain of a feature class in a feature dataset is not constrained to match the feature dataset's m-domain. Feature classes created in a feature dataset will get their m-domain from the Output M Domain environment, not from the feature dataset.
- If the M Resolution environment is set as well as the Output M Domain environment, the resolution value is used in combination with the domain's minimum value.
- It is recommended that you use the M Resolution environment in conjunction with the Output M Domain environment to avoid creating a dataset with extremely small resolution value. Extremely small resolution values can cause poor performance of the software when the data is used.
Dialog syntax
- Same as Input—Use the m-domain from input data.
- As Specified Below—Use the following fields to specify the domain range:
- Min M—Minimum m-value
- Max M—Maximum m-value
Scripting syntax
arcpy.env.MDomain = "mMin mMax"
Parameter | Explanation |
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mMin | The minimum m-value. Setting the m-domain to an empty string will default to using the m-domain from input data. |
mMax | The maximum m-value. |
Script example
import arcpy
# Set the MResolution first
arcpy.env.MResolution = 0.0001
# Then set the MDomain (only the origin will be used when the resolution is set)
arcpy.env.MDomain = "0 10000000"